University of Keele, is a public research university located in the Staffordshire countryside, Keele sets the gold standard excellence of renowned teaching underpinned by a high quality curriculum, delivered by inspiring academics, and surrounded by research that has a global impact which enabling our students to develop their academic expertise, building skills for life, as well as for work.  The university deliver a broad-based education in a dynamic environment, where debate, discussion and learning happen within the classroom and beyond. Their approach is interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary, which means that perspectives are shared across subjects, showing the world in different ways.
 
CITY: Keele university is located in the Staffordshire countryside, but within easy reach of a bustling town, vibrant city and our noisy neighbours of Manchester and Birmingham, Keele offers the best of both worlds: a close-knit campus community and an exciting local area to explore. We're just minutes from the university town of Newcastle-under-Lyme, with a variety of bars, cafes, supermarkets, and entertainment venues - including a renowned theatre - and the ever-developing city of Stoke-on-Trent is a short bus ride away. There are lots of student jobs in this city in retail, healthcare, hospitality, customer service, cleaning, and warehouse. These roles are student friendly, accommodating the 20hr per week work limit.
TUITION: The average tuition for postgraduate international students is £19,000 with some discounts available and a convenient payment plan. This figure though is susceptible to changes depending on chosen course of study. It is important to note that most specialised courses usually have a slightly higher tuition fee than most.
STANDARD OF LIVING: The average cost of a single room in this city is £400 per calendar month while the average cost of a 2-bedroom house or flat is £700 (this in turn is also dependant on whether it is furnished or unfurnished). With the current world change and rise in Inflation most areas have experienced an increase in price. For example, cost of housing, feeding and most basic amenities like electricity and gas prices have gone up.
BRIEF: In collaboration with their global partners, the university is tackling societies most urgent problems-including global health and the climate crises-and 80% of our research is deemed to be world-leading or internationally excellent. Keele researchers work tirelessly to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges, from food security, healthcare, and environmental sustainability, to helping businesses innovate and making our communities healthier and safer. interdisciplinary institutes are undertaking cutting edge research that aims to tackle some of society’s most pressing challenges